Session 2 (week 4) >> a singer/band you like or a concert/exhibition you've been to

Dear Students, this session we'll write about the following:

band / singer >>
- name
- what do you know about them?
- what type of music do they play?
- why do you like this artist/band?
- what's your favorite song? why?
- publish a picture or video
- 120 words minimum
- make 3 comments on your classmates posts.

concert/exhibition >>

- what was it?
- when did you go?
- where was it?
- why did you like it?
- mention more details about it
- publish a related picture or video
- 120 words minimum
- make 3 comments on your classmates posts.

Here you have my own post . . . 
Well, I went to a really intense and long  concert last Saturday, so I want to tell you about that. The concert I'm telling you about was "Un Canto para No Olvidar" (A Song Not to Be Forgotten  . . .  I guess) which was an event organazed to foster the develpment of a project: a museum in the National Stadium, as a memorial of those who were taken prisioners, tortured, and even killed whithin the installations of this sport center during the dictatorship. Obviously, the event took place in the stadium, but at first it was meant to be in the coliseum, however, because of the few number of tickets sold, it was moved to the cycle track.
The concert was very good. There were losts of Chilean bands and many Latinamerican guests. One of the most thrilling moments was the opening. A group of musicians from Chancho en Piedra, Inti and Quilapayun played the Cantata Rock (a rock version of The Cantata Santa María de Iquique). Pato Pimienta was also there doing the narratives. The whole thing was from aroung 19:00 until 2:00 if I remember well. And you know what? After elbowing my way during lots of hour, I made it to the front fence xD . . . just check the picture . . .